Sentence examples for will dispatch a from inspiring English sources

Still, the faithful are hoping that the Russian Orthodox Church officials will dispatch a priest for the Easter service.

A new app, Driver on Tap, will dispatch a designated driver to get you back home in your own vehicle, starting at $35.

Under the proposed system, if an alarm owner or private security company verifies that an alarm is valid, the police will dispatch a car within 15 minutes.

If an opposing coach knows somebody is in pain, he will dispatch a McLaren or a Roberts to finish the job.

After receiving an appeal for AIDS drug treatment, W.H.O. will dispatch a team to determine the ability of the government and private organizations to deliver the drugs.

President Barack Obama yesterday promised the US will "actively and aggressively" work for an elusive Middle East peace deal and will dispatch a high-powered envoy to the region as a matter of urgency.

Most fire services in towns inhabited by 5,000 persons or more will dispatch an engine company (pumper), a truck company (ladder truck), and a rescue vehicle to the scene.

As soon as possible, I will dispatch an OSIFE needs-assessment team to Greece to contact the authorities – and the people and organisations already helping the needy – to work out a plan for which we can generate public support.

The Cuban government will dispatch an additional 296 doctors and nurses to Liberia and Guinea after their training.

Fig. 8 A process of choosing appropriate node B. The sink node will dispatch an agent to the farthest node of every disjoint path generated above.

BEIJING, Oct 31 (Reuters) - China will dispatch an elite unit of the People's Liberation Army to help Ebola-hit Liberia, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday, responding to U.N. calls for a greater global effort to fight the deadly virus in West Africa.